Blanche
EU AI Act Governance and Compliance Guidance for Irish and EU Businesses
The problem this solves
Uncertainty over whether AI use triggers EU AI Act obligations
Blanche helps businesses using AI understand what the EU AI Act means in practice — covering AI inventory, role classification, risk screening, literacy, policy and supplier assessment. The focus is translating regulatory obligations into the concrete steps the people responsible for AI policy, risk, procurement and compliance actually have to take.
EU AI ActAI governanceAI complianceAI policyVendor riskAI literacy
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